House Votes to Uphold Journal Amid Senate Bill Debates
The House rejects Senate Bill and discusses differences with the Governor as Republicans prepare to depart. Minutes are debated, votes corrected, and discussions focus on the calendar and the timing of major legislation including the Loan bill. The session includes criticisms of the journal, calls to use truthful records, and tension over quorum and adjournment.
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Thore
Weanloni
Kamelae
Tieley
Robertson
Borkley
Coupet
Dieket
Brees
Lwetmalen
Senate
Judiciary
Conirn
Governor's supporters and Washington Birthday holiday ruling
Fragmentary text notes a measure showing governor supporters and moving a question forward. Mentions Washington's Birthday not set as holiday by Territorial State or Congress. Legislative action after today to be declared legal by courts. Names and votes appear in disjointed list.
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Washington
Statnton
Legielatire
Nows
Aylett
Dickey
Kwaliko
Griffian
How May Day Traditions Differ Across Lands
Visitors from the North discuss the May Day celebration and its European origins. The author notes England tied May Day to seasonal renewal, while other regions adapt customs to local conditions, arguing that rite meanings cannot be transplanted to dissimilar climates or cultures.
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Remuit
Rngland
Ennila
Hawaii
Honotutts
Plumbers Strike Fears Swirl At Fort Street HQ
The Plumbers Association headquarters on Fort Hill River reports tension as journeymen prepare for a possible strike tomorrow. Observers note one plumber reading a Salvation Army pamphlet while another grimaces from an injured hand. A blackboard diagram and drawings hint at expected disruptions, with plumbers boarding a boat for Frisco and Honolulu shops selling off supplies. Local bank cash reserves draw attention as the strike rumors spread through the community.
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Plumbers Association
Fort
Vival of
Yardley
Bishop's Bank
Campbell Still At It With Road Work Amid Shortage
Marston Campbell reports continued road projects despite a manpower shortage as two thirds of the force retire. Work on Wilder avenue totals over 70,000 square feet of macadam with progress on Hotel street Queen street and Makiki areas. Material from only a few men used for upgrades. Piers for the School street bridge over Nuununa stream grading nearly finished from King to Vineyard with costs around $1100.
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Marston Campbell
Wen
Wilder Avenue
Hotel Street
Queen Street
Mita
School Street
Nuuwina
Campbell
King Tos Vineyard
Botton
Reception for Mian Reynolds at YWCA home
A reception for Mian Reynolds hosted by the Young Women's Christian Association at Giltinghas Poouhin featured attendees and speakers including Mine Heyialte and Mire H Coteman. The event mixed cordial socializing with formal acknowledgments and plans for upcoming gatherings at the YALA venue.
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Mise A. Me Reynold
Poouhin
Carlen
Manly
Improvements at the Post Office Inked by Food for Public
A Port Office report details major postal improvements aimed at speeding mail handling. It notes thousands of letters misaddressed, high daily mail volume, and a plan to expand teller windows and shift to window delivery. The piece highlights the ongoing push to streamline box numbers and delivery through a centralized system.
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Ctaly
Washington, D. C
Honolut
Nice
Aner
Pudlic
Derk
Untitled Proposal on Public Aid and Delivery System
Fragmented notes describe Washington coordinating aid and a proposed delivery scheme for Honolulu. Mentions Tight Streets Mod Wilke and Portmaster General duties, with June arrival of department agent to evaluate a ground plan and potential implementation for home deliveries.
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Washington
Wilke
Providence
Honolulu
Police Baseball Team Promotes Practice Under Deputy Chillingworth
The police department forms a baseball program led by Deputy Chillingworth to select participants from workers for practice and eventual competition. Enthusiasm grows as several officers, including Lieut Lastie and George Jon, join the early drills and show strong pitching and fielding skills.
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Ficherdeth
Hawaii Botany Visit Prompts Tropical Station Study
Joanphine Ek Thden reports from Hawaii to the University of Minnesota Commissioner of Agriculture. The catalog lists over 100 Hawaiian specimens and sparks consideration of establishing a tropical station there. Similar stations exist on Vancouver Island.
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Joanphine EK. Thden
Hene Islands
Coleet Monses
University of Minneso
Kent
Commissioner of Agriculture
University
Hawaii
Vancouver Island
Boyd Denies Retracting On Governor Bribery Extradition Claim
Report details statements by Mr. Rotwry Boyd spokesman for the committee of five who spoke with the Governor about extending the legislature's section. He asserts the Governor’s remarks were in Hawaii tongue and defends the committee’s actions, while noting questions over bribery and power. The Advertiser accounts indicate ongoing debate over extending the seven-year term and probes into sources of authority.
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Jercor Dole
Boyd
Betbery
Artbery
Ile Reean
Iden Fem
Carter
Renate
White
Senate
Queen Litivokalani Grant Debate in Territorial Assembly
Amid a heated session, House bill 121 proposing a $250,000 grant to Queen Liliuokalani faces Republican opposition and possible amendments. A conference committee was named after disagreements over the amendment, while the Senate and House maneuver over the proposal and related acts. May Day events and territorial plans are also outlined for the capitol program.
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Vlerk
Boerviery
Iso
Qunestelne
House
Clair
Stren
Achh
Kabesoe
White
Senate
Canour
Litivokalani
Tong Farui
United States
Iroquois to Cruise the 1 8 and Traunobe with Etaet
The fragment notes a voyage involving Iroquois marked by a planned survey and a return trip. It mentions preparation for a wife to Layman and Fanning, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
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Mas
Disorderly Report From Vancouver May 9 and Notable Trials
A garbled dispatch references Vancouver events on May 9, naming Mrs St Sue Miller and several others bound for a destination, plus mentions millionaire Worthhents checks and a Minnesota senator bid. The text also lists a long string of names and places with unclear actions and dates, including legal and travel notes and various individuals connected to England and the United States.
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Mbere
Moana
Vancouver
Sue Miler
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